DTU's nifty guide to projects in/near downtown

[PonderInc]

If you're wondering what's going on with various downtown/near downtown projects, DTU has just compiled a nifty summary with descriptions, status/timelines, contact names/numbers, etc.

It's called "In the Loop" (although several of the projects are actually outside the loop).  Check it out.

http://www.tulsadowntown.org/index.cfm?pageID=29&pageParentIDNew=1

[sgrizzle]

Somewhat informative. Too bad several things say "will be completed in December 2006"

[carltonplace]

^ I can't wait.

[aoxamaxoa]

If there is one segment of our real estate community way over developed it's HOTELS!

Jim Norton is in over his head, has been for decades.

[cannon_fodder]

I disagree no the hotels thing... as long as people think they can make money by buiding them, keep it up!  I trust the market much more than what a politician or an 'expert' says.  When someone is willing to put a few million into Tulsa and thinks they can make money, far be it frmo me to question them.

[perspicuity85]

quote:Originally posted by cannon_fodder

I disagree no the hotels thing... as long as people think they can make money by buiding them, keep it up!  I trust the market much more than what a politician or an 'expert' says.  When someone is willing to put a few million into Tulsa and thinks they can make money, far be it frmo me to question them.

Kudos to you, Cannon Fodder.  Free enterprise will do more for Tulsa than any type of direct local government-solicited business venture.